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Does an access class protect the router?
shehenshah 12-January-2009 01:16:48 PM

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router(config)#access-class 5 in
Posted by mylife


The access lists are commonly used to protect resources behind the router, but they are also very effective to protect the router itself.
Posted by crouse


The access lists are commonly used to protect resources behind the router, but they are also very effective to protect the router itself.
Posted by waqasahmad


Yep,access class is just like access list.

e.g

router(config)#access-class 5 in
Posted by sagitraz

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